Lambasting Salman Khan for his remark that he felt like a “raped woman” after a gruelling shoot of an upcoming film, the Shiv Sena on Wednesday urged directors respecting women to boycott the Bollywood super star till he tenders an “unconditional apology” for his comment.

“I have not seen a celebrity who can get more shameless than Salman Khan. He has a destructive nature from the beginning. He shoots endangered animals, kills people living on footpaths and now this (remark on rape). People still, ironically, consider him a hero,” Sena spokesperson Manisha Kayande told a news portal.

Salman had landed himself in a controversy for his remark that he felt like a “raped woman” after one gruelling shoot for his upcoming wrestling-themed film “Sultan”, sparking demands for an apology from the actor.

Reacting on his son’s behalf, Salman’s father Salim Khan had said,”Undoubtedly what Salman said is wrong, the simili (sic), example and the context. The intention was not wrong.

Kayande said it is shameful that “a 50-year-old man cannot own up to his words and his 80-year-old father has to come to his rescue.”

“There are certain political parties that are taking his side. But they should introspect. On Wednesday, even the entire film industry is silent over the issue which usually goes hammer and tongs over issues not relevant to them,” she said.

According to the Sena spokesperson, Salman has to tender an unconditional apology for his rape remarks “because people are furious with him”.

“All directors respecting women should boycott him until he apologises for his remarks. Even people should stop watching his films,” Kayande added.

The National Commission for Women (NCW) has taken suo motu cognisance of the “insensitive” remark by Salman and shot off a letter to him asking for his explanation in seven days failing which he will be summoned.

Meanwhile, Khan’s statement generated mixed reactions from oppositon parties in Maharashtra, with Congress saying that the matter should not be raked up further.

“Salman Khan does not apply his mind while speaking in enthusiasm and keeps making wrong statements. This comment of his is akin to disrespecting women. But since his father, who is a respected figure, has apologised, this matter should not be raked up further,” Congress MP Hussain Dalwai said.

While we were busy going through the routine of a normal day at work, we heard that newbie Ranveer Singh had dared to lock horns with B-town’s man who gets angry at the drop of a fancy hat, Salman Khan. Story is that the Band Baaja Baaraat boy tweeted that Ek Tha Tigerwas an absolute bore, but he liked the last 15 minutes of the spy flick. Quite courageous to say so publically, na!

Soon the news caught the wind and turned into breaking news, and conclusions were being leaped to that Ranveer would take over Vivek Oberoi’s position as Salman’s most disliked person in B-World.

But before we started worrying for Ranveer about the adverse after effects of his strong opinion, the Lootera lad’s spokesperson called us to reveal the truth. She said: “The information on a tweet being attributed to Ranveer Singh in some sections of the media about his comments on Ek Tha Tiger is completely incorrect and baseless. The tweet being referred to is of an impersonator and not of Ranveer.”

She also added that the young star is indeed on Twitter and his handle is @RanveerOfficial, but he has never tweeted till date. So clearly Ranveer’s not the one who dared to pick a fight with the fiery Tiger Khan. But we’d like to know one more thing – what does Ranveer really think of ETT? Ahem Ahem!